It’s sihr bro that’s the only reason Houthis are winning bro

Saudi soldiers playing Qurʾān on speaker during battle and it’s negatively affecting the Ḥūthīs because they commit siḥr.

Here’s a chain of Hanbali Atharis, from Imam al-Mujaddid to Imam as-Sunnah, Ahmad ibn Hanbal And obviously, Imam Ahmad has a million chains between him and the Prophet ﷺ Bonus: in this chain is also Ibn Taymiyyah (ra)

The Jews will receive their moshiach. He will be the mahdi of he Muslims. He will be the bhuddist Maitreya. He will be the Kalki of Hinduism. He will be the Antichrist of Christianity.

Surah 33:56 Allah and his angels prayed for Muhammed. 😂😂😂. Prayed to who?!

“in a matter befitting HIS Majesty.” Where did you get this line from? — Quran? — Hadith? — Consensus of the Sahaba(ra)?

Grave worship fatigue. These people are so ridiculous they resort to such low IQ falsifications and blatant obfuscation to justify their lack of Tawheed. Do they think we can't see through their silly lies? Do they not fear God?! May God keep this misguidance away from us.

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم 🖊️🧵📚 Abdullahi, there is considerable irony in someone whose very name means servant of Allah attempting to lecture others about tawhid while failing to distinguish between seeking Allah through the supplication of His Messenger ﷺ and directing supplication to the creation. Before accusing scholars of concealing the Sunnah, perhaps fulfil the intellectual responsibility of examining what those scholars actually wrote. You claim that those you disparagingly call Wahhabis hide the hadith of the blind man, despite the fact that Shaykh al-Albani رحمه الله explicitly authenticated it and discussed its interpretation in his work التوسل أنواعه وأحكامه. Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله also examined the narration and its theological implications in القاعدة الجليلة في التوسل والوسيلة. Both scholars understood the original incident as tawassul through the Prophet’s supplication and intercession during his lifetime, rather than through his person or status independently of that supplication. Their explanation is grounded in the wording of the hadith itself. The blind man approached the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and said: ادع الله أن يعافيني “Supplicate to Allah to cure me.” This is the actual request that initiated the entire incident. He approached the living Prophet ﷺ and requested his supplication. The Prophet ﷺ offered him the choice between patience and supplication, and when the man chose supplication, he taught him the prescribed words. The narration concludes: اللهم فشفعه في “O Allah, accept his intercession for me.” Imam al-Tirmidhi رحمه الله recorded this narration in Jami al-Tirmidhi 3578 and graded it hasan sahih. The wording is important. The blind man sought Allah’s acceptance of the Prophet’s intercession. Ibn Taymiyyah and al-Albani رحمهما الله understood that intercession in the context of the Prophet’s supplication for him. The additional wording وشفعني فيه appears in another transmitted version and must be distinguished from the exact wording of al-Tirmidhi’s report. Its inclusion in another narration does not justify carelessly combining different transmissions and presenting them as a single verbatim text. Now consider the practice of the Companions, whose understanding of revelation takes precedence over our personal interpretations. Anas ibn Malik رضي الله عنه narrated that during a drought, Umar ibn al-Khattab رضي الله عنه sought rain through al-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib رضي الله عنه, saying: اللهم إنا كنا نتوسل إليك بنبينا فتسقينا وإنا نتوسل إليك بعم نبينا فاسقنا “O Allah, we used to seek a means to You through our Prophet, and You would give us rain. Now we seek a means to You through our Prophet’s uncle, so grant us rain.” Sahih al-Bukhari. Consider the significance of this incident. The Companions knew the rank of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ better than any generation after them. Their love for him was greater, their knowledge of his Sunnah was deeper, and their understanding of tawhid was established through direct instruction from revelation. Yet Umar رضي الله عنه sought the supplication of al-Abbas رضي الله عنه, who was alive, rather than requesting the deceased Prophet’s supplication. Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله uses this incident to demonstrate the distinction between tawassul through the supplication of a living person and the disputed practice of seeking tawassul through the Prophet’s person after his death. If the latter practice had been established among the Companions in the manner claimed, the decision to seek al-Abbas’s supplication would require an explanation. This is a substantial argument from the practice of the Salaf, although it should not be exaggerated into an explicit textual prohibition of every disputed formulation of tawassul. There is also the report transmitted by al-Tabarani concerning Uthman ibn Hunayf رضي الله عنه reportedly teaching the blind man’s supplication to another individual after the Prophet’s death.

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1. Wahhabis are not "pure" Islam. They're among deviants like the OG Khawarij. 2. Wrong: ISIS are Wahhabi, which is attested by Wahhabi "scholars" themselves. 3. ISIS stands with Israel, and in essence Wahhabis stand with Israel. You're not AhlusSunnah WalJamah, stop larping. 🔻